The Making of Neoliberal Turkey

Cenk Ozbay Holds a PhD in Sociology and Gender Studies from the University of Southern California. He is Associate Professor at Bogazici University. Maral Erol holds a PhD in Science and Technology Studies from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. She is Assistant Professor at Istanbul Medipol University. AysecanTerzioglu holds a PhD in Anthropology from the City University of New York. She is Assistant Professor at Koc University. Z. Umut Turem Holds a PhD in Sociology from New York University. He is Assistant Professor at Bogazici University.

Notes on the Contributors, Acknowledgments, 1 The Making of Neoliberal Turkey: An Introduction, 2 Turkey's Experience with Neoliberal Policies Since 1980 in Retrospect and Prospect, 3 Engineering Competition and Competitive Subjectivities: Self and Political Economy in Neoliberal Turkey, 4 Governing without Control: Turkey's Struggle with International Migration, 5 The Violence Law and the Governmentalization of Football in Turkey, 6 Inarticulate, Self-Vigilant, and Egotistical: Masculinity in Turkish Drawn Stories, 7 Urban Anxieties and Kurdish Migrants: Urbanity, Belonging, and Resistance in Istanbul, 8 The Mourning Mother: Rhetorical Figure or a Political Actor?, 9 Health Care for All? Rethinking Globalization and Health Inequalities in the Turkish Context, 10 Anticipation, Choice, and Personal Responsibility: Medicalization of Menopause as Gendered Governmentality, 11 Remaking the Tobacco Market: The Emergence of Contract Farming and New Subjectivities, 12 The Politics of Biotechnology and the Governance of Genetically Modified Organisms in Turkey, 13 Governmentality and Environmentalism in Turkey: Power, Politics, and Environmental Movements, Index